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Welcome to the first-ever DevToolsTopia podcast!
Olu Ayandosu, Senior Staff Software Engineer at CircleCI, joins me for the first-ever episode! We discuss building products as team sport, how tools will evolve over 100 years, component-based UI development, and why he loves Storybook.
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